The BCC curriculum – With the assistance of curriculum development experts, and with feedback from major stakeholders, the BCC has developed its unique curriculum that strives to marry the discipline of chiropractic with advanced teaching, learning and assessment strategies.

This program will prepare you with the knowledge, skills, and resources you need to be successful for a career in the evolving and progressive field of Community Mental Health and Wellness, as the need for mental health and wellness workers extends beyond clinical settings.

The purpose of this qualification is to provide the qualifying student with the necessary knowledge, skills and competencies required to successfully consult, and treat pre-diagnosed patients and communicate holistic advice to patients. The graduate will be a team player capable of working in multidisciplinary teams to promote the profession.

The purpose of this curriculum is to give the student a thorough understanding and working knowledge of the structure and function of the human being in both health and disease and the fluctuations that lie between these poles.

The world of work is changing; large corporations and transnational institutions understand that after the health crisis experienced during the COVID 19 Pandemic, there is a need, more than ever, to focus on employees’ health and wellbeing. Employers are ready for this change, but need expert health management professionals with a focus on building a stronger, healthier, more resilient and satisfactory workplace. Are you ready to become one of them?

Take your diploma to the next level with our upgrading program. With your accredited diploma, you could receive a Bachelor’s Degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from the Jiangxi University of Chinese Medicine in 1-2 years.

Now is the time to redirect your career to a more sustainable Holistic Counseling model that is not limited by “Stay at Home” or Massage Bans and new restrictions on Massage Therapy practices and Licenses.

The twelve-trimester (four-year) 183-credit Acupuncture with Chinese Herbal Medicine Program is similar to the Acupuncture Program, with the addition of one further strand of courses--Chinese Herbology. This strand consists basically of two series of courses, the first of which introduces the student to approximately 400 individual herbs, and the second of which presents 250 or so herbal formulas or combinations of individual herbs.

The Bachelor of Clinical Sciences (Osteopathic Studies) will give you insights and experience into health in the clinical setting while also equipping you with a knowledge of the fundamentals of biomedical science and health.